A Native Community that enjoys physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellness. Working together with the Native Community to achieve wellness through health and related services.

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Services Offered

Dena A Coy Residential Treatment Program - Serves pregnant, parenting and non-parenting women who are experiencing problems related to alcohol and other drugs and experiencing emotional and psychological issues.

Denaa Yeets' - Is a program of services designed to provide specialized support to Alaska Native and American Indian adults who are at risk for suicide. Athabascan for "Our Breath of Life," the name Denaa Yeets' expresses the program's primary purpose of helping each participant develop an increased sense of self-worth, cultural identity and desire to live.

Southcentral Foundation offers Behavioral Health Services for Alaska Native and American Indian people ages 18 and older at the Anchorage Native Primary Care Center and for adults, children and adolescents at the Fireweed Clinic.

Behavioral Health Services Offered:
* Crisis Intervention
* Case Management (Clinic Based and Community)
* Psychiatric Evaluation
* Medication Management
* Psychotherapy (Immediate Access, Group, Family, Couples, Limited Individual)
* Psychoeducational Learning Circles

SCF Four Directions Outpatient Treatment Center - Provides substance abuse and dual diagnosis assessments, substance abuse and mental health counseling, group counseling for men and women addressing a range of topics including: alcohol and drug abuse, parenting, domestic violence, anger, relationships, symptom management, anxiety and depression, relapse prevention, community recovery skills, life skills and health and wellness. The duration of the program is related to the level of care and is clinically driven.

Quyana Clubhouse - Is a safe, welcoming place for Alaska Native adults 21 and older with severe and persistent mental illness. The day program blends integrated behavioral and primary care services with Alaska Native tradition and structured in a nurturing environment.

The Pathway Home - Is a voluntary, comprehensive, individualized mental health program for adolescents from 13 to 18 years old. Its mission is to create a loving and supportive community environment where Alaska Native children can develop into independent, service-minded and productive leaders. Referrals come from a variety of sources, including clinicians, case managers, social workers, counselors, parents, teens or representatives of the state. Once in the program, The Pathway Home team of clinicians and employees help youth improve their mental and behavioral health, physical and spiritual wellness, and academic and/or vocational skills. Through a combination of individual, group and educational settings, youth learn healthier methods of managing their behavior, handling conflict and anger, progressing in their recovery and improving relationships with family members.

Willa's Way - A comprehensive safe home program for victims of domestic violence, Willa's Way serves Alaska Native and American Indian women and their children who are homeless due to domestic violence. Children under the age of 18, including boys, are considered for admission with their mother. In this supportive, confidential and safe environment, program participants learn to become self-sufficient.

SCF Detox - (formerly known as Ernie Turner Center Detox) is a voluntary program and open to all Alaska Native and non-Native residents ages 18 years and older. The detox program is a 14-bed facility that accepts customers who would like to medically detox from their substance of choice. Customers will detox in a comfortable shared space with others while under 24-hour medical supervision.

Fees and Payment

Alaska's Cleft Lip and Palate Program at SCF accepts all major insurance as well as Medicaid and Denali Kidare. When you arrive at the program, you will provide your insurance information. The program will bill your insurance, just as a private provider would. As with any other provider, families are responsible for any co-pays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs associated with their insurance. Please note that facilities fees are always out-of-pocket. We offer a sliding fee scale, it means you pay a different amount based on the number of people in your home and your annual income. To see if you qualify, complete the form and bring it to your appointment.

Services Offered To:
Adults

Payment:
Sliding Scale
Medicare
Medicaid